Sentence examples for development fuel from inspiring English sources

Oxygen reduction at a gas-fed, porous CrO2 electrode bonded to a Dow Development Fuel Cell Membrane was measured at various values of pH.

In order to capture key features of engine spray-combustion environments, the LEM methodology is extended by introducing a conical LEM domain to approximate spray spatial development, fuel vapor input based on CFD-prescribed spray evaporation, and a representation of large scale turbulent motions distinct from the inertial-range turbulence that develops at smaller scales.

The influences of development, fuel demand, and climate on regional politics are too complex for analysis.

"Just as I.P.O.'s are occurring sooner, we find we are acquiring companies sooner than we would like," Mr. Chambers said of the rapid pace of Internet business development fueled by initial public offerings of infant companies.

According to the consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, hotel companies have introduced nearly 30 brands since the beginning of 2005, a development fueled by easy access to capital, high occupancy rates and the growing influence of younger travelers with different tastes.

"The main development fueling this drive is the upcoming xRapid release, which, many believe, will lead to real-world usage of XRP and push the price even higher," he added.

This industrial development fueled the development of railroads and banks, as well as the foundation of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.

Freinkel (20) proposed that a "mixture" of maternal nutrients (glucose, lipids, and amino acids) not only affects fetal growth and development but also influences risk of future obesity, diabetes, and neurocognitive development ("fuel-mediated teratogenesis").

This increase in knowledge is a promising development, fueling the expectation that patients and their families will benefit from unraveling the molecular basis of these disorders.

Autophagy plays specific roles in shaping immune system development, fueling host innate and adaptive immune responses, and directly controlling the survival of intracellular microbes as a cell-autonomous innate defense.

Both developments fuel Martin's optimism.